Milo Yiannopoulos is a controversial conservative figurehead often associated with the alt-right movement in the US. He has however said he does not identify as a member of the alt-right. He is British-born and openly gay. In 2016 he was unverified and then removed from Twitter after a series of tweets aimed at Ghostbusters actor Leslie Jones.
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The controversial journalist and speaker, Milo Yiannopoulos has seemingly sold off his website Dangerous.com, amid rumours of him running out of money, following on from being de-platformed from every major social network.
Milo’s former website dangerous.com now bears the message “Dangerous.com has been sold and is no longer associated with its previous owner”
Milo’s personal website milo.net is also seemingly offline.
Since he was booted off Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, Milo has been forced to use lesser-known networks such as Gab on which he has around 71,000 followers and apparently has just under 20,000 followers on Telegram. These are a far cry from the huge number of followers he had previously.
He still has a channel on Google’s YouTube, although it has not been updated in around a month ago.
THEGAYUK.com reached out to Milo for comment.
Milo Yiannopoulos, who has been booted from almost every major social platform became the poster boy for “Straight Pride” in Boston over the weekend.
He was the “pride’s” Grand Marshall. The British born, openly-gay journalist and author wore a school uniform costume, complete with a red glittery ‘Make America Great Again’ hat and red glittery shoes.
The parade, parts of which looked more like a Pro-Trump political campaign, was met with a huge number of counter-protesters.
Milo Yiannopoulos took pride of place on top of a float which featured Trump / Pence posters as well as “Drain The Swamp” posters plastered on it.
Reporter Ryan Broderick from Buzzfeed News, who was at the scene, when Milo took to the stage to make a speech wrote on Twitter “After about an hour of confusion, about 75 remaining paradegoers are trying to give speeches in city hall plaza.
“About 700 counterprotesters outside are drowning them out. Can’t hear anything”.
Milo Yiannopoulos has had his Facebook and Instagram pages removed from the social media giant.
The removal of his account coincided with the removal of other right-wing personalities including Alex Jones, Laura Loomer and Paul Joseph Watson.
Speaking about the banning of various personalities Facebook said that the banned accounts had violated its policies on “dangerous individuals and organizations”, according to The Independent. The platform also said it banned people from praising or supporting proscribed individuals.
Paul Joseph Watson tweeted that he had the “the best media lawyers in London looking over the Facebook issue. I am not an “extremist” or a “dangerous person” and won’t be defamed as one.”
In an article, Watson wrote, “Conservatives and anyone who challenges the leftist orthodoxy are being deplatformed” and asked his followers to support him.
Before his page went offline, Milo Yianouslous was able ask his followers to subscribe to his email mailout.
This is Facebook’s policy:
“In an effort to prevent and disrupt real-world harm, we do not allow any organisations or individuals that are engaged in the following to have a presence on Facebook:
Terrorist activity
Organised hate
Mass or serial murder
Human trafficking
Organised violence or criminal activity
We also remove content that expresses support or praise for groups, leaders or individuals involved in these activities.
Apparently after a sesh, Milo Yiannopoulos and his husband, only known as “John” apparently go for a bite to eat, but not just any old food. But apparently, Milo takes him to Red Lobster.
It’s so specific!
Writing in an Instagram Story, the controversial journalist said that after his husband “fuck me good – I take his ass to Red Lobster”. Along with the sexy revelation, Milo posted a quick video of him holding his husband’s hand which was showcasing a very expensive looking wedding ring.
Of course, he could also be referring to the lyrics in Beyoncé’s Lemonade, where the line is actually from.
The couple got married in late 2017.
So the next time you see Milo and John in a Red Lobster, you know what just happened back at their place.
Milo reached out to THEGAYUK to say, “Do you not know that’s a Beyoncé lyric? Isn’t she supposed to be your queen? I guess you lost interest when she got too scary-black for you in Formation. FAKE FANS. TERRIBLE BOTTOMS. Hang your heads in shame”.
*This article was updated to state that the quote was from a Beyoncé song and to add Milo’s response.
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Milo Yiannopoulos has ranted on Instagram that the TSA in the US has “destroyed” two of his $1000 dress shirts and “stolen” a third. Publishing to the platform, Milo revealed that when he received his luggage back after a flight that two of his $1000 shirts had been smeared with a brown substance. Some users had even though that the stain looked as though it could be faeces or urine.
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Milo Yiannopoulos is seeking refuge in the USA, calling the UK “Islamized Britain”, despite less than 6 percent of the UK’s population actually being Muslim. He also referred to European Islamification a “cancer” that has “metastasized”.
He also wrote that despite being eligible for a green card, because he married a US citizen, he is seeking asylum – so that he never has to return to a country where there are “so many citizens eager to see me imprisoned or dead.”
He says that he fears that he could become a target as “surely no one is at greater risk of random attacks in the street than a famous gay conservative writer known for his uncompromising defenses of Western civilization and his critiques of oppressive, sexist religious customs like the burka”.
He pointed out that a poll for Channel 4 found that half of all British Muslims think homosexuality should be illegal, and a quarter of them want sharia law instituted in the UK and a poll of 500 Muslims found that there was zero tolerance for homosexuality in a poll conducted a decade ago.
Milo Yiannopoulos who controversially said that he chose to be gay confirmed to THEGAYUK.com in 2018 when it comes to the nature vs. nurture debate surrounding homosexuality, said, “I thought the only people who believe in 100% nurture are the poor fools who think a man can suddenly decide he is a woman”.
Milo says he’s consulted an immigration lawyer, who thinks that his plight is “worth a try”.
“My influence is everywhere,” says Milo Yiannopoulos after it was revealed that his first name, “Milo” is the most popular boys’ name of 2018.
Taking to Instagram, the right-wing provateur revealed that Milo came second, pipped by Atticus and topping Jasper to be named second “most popular names” by website Nameberry in 2018.
Also on the list were: Jack, Asher, Silas, Theodore, Wyatt, Henry and Declan.
2018 was also the year where THEGAYUK.com’s third most popular story of the year involved Milo and a disgusting looking meal that was served to him at a restaurant.
And here comes the inspiration…
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Having amassed a whopping 2.3 million likes on Facebook it seems Milo Yiannopoulos‘s page has been suspended from the social media giant. The page went missing on the 30th October, with the controversial public speaker and journalist taking to his Instagram account to upload a picture of his page on Facebook – now an error holding page saying “this is a new one”.
Now when a visitor now goes Yiannopoulos’s page on Facebook they are greeted with a standard, “sorry, something went wrong” page.
Milo is no stranger to being banned from social media, he was first unverified then removed from Twitter in 2016.
To top it all of, the mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio requested that a talk about the politics of Halloween to be given at NYU by Yiannopoulos be rescheduled. Yiannopoulos wrote, that he was “without question the most censored man in America”, before saying that the 1st Amendment, the free speech amendment in the US was dead.
Yiannopoulos revealed last week that Facebook allegedly told him to take some of his statuses down claiming that he was supporting terrorism, saying, “This is why you don’t see me jump on current affairs and be present these days. I can’t express the same opinions that even other conservatives do. I don’t want to lose these accounts or leave Facebook and Instagram. But they’re basically instructing me what jokes I can make and what opinions I can have at this point, capriciously, arbitrarily and inconsistently, doing the bidding of SJW journalists”.
On Instagram, he wrote, “The entire city of New York is terrified of one gay man stepping out of line and calling out the Left as the intolerant, censorious crybabies they are. And they just proved it—by censoring me again. I couldn’t ask for more conclusive proof: The Mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio, today demanded my talk at NYU be canceled (“rescheduled” in their euphemistic language) and the President of NYU has complied. So. It’s not happening. I’ll post my talk online tomorrow instead. RIP, First Amendment. They’re not even pretending any more”.
Controversial author and journalist Milo Yiannopoulos has defended a post in which he praised the recent bomb threats in the USA towards top Democrats.
In his original post, which has now been deleted, Yiannopoulos wrote, “Just catching up with news of all these pipe bombs, Disgusting and sad (that they didn’t go off, and the daily beast didn’t get one).”
The Clintons, the Obamas, CNN and other Trump critics were all targetted in the recent mail bomb campaign.
Initially, Instagram refused to delete the post, despite a backlash, with the Daily Beast running a story about Instagram’s decision not to remove the post.
In true Milo style, he released a defence of the post saying,
“Journalists have made it too dangerous for my husband and I to go out for dinner together in new york with the lies and name-calling they have been doing for YEARS to try to destroy me. I need private security whenever I appear in public. but they cry when I make a joke — about a false flag designed to distract us from the Democrat funded and organized illegal migrant caravan. utter scum. I won’t mourn them. I WILL NEVER EVER EVER STOP MAKING JOKES ABOUT WHATEVER THE F**K I WANT AND NO ONE WILL STOP ME AND I DO NOT CARE WHAT THE CONSEQUENCES ARE. YOU WILL NEVER SILENCE ME. YOU WILL NEVER CENSOR ME. PERIOD”.
Instagram have since removed the post, saying that it didn’t follow their community guidelines.
Milo responded by saying, “It doesn’t matter whether your post violates their terms of service or not—only whether enough social justice warriors complain about it. Mob rule”.